Caraibes Bonheur Deshaies
Fort Royal - Petit Bas Vent Deshaies, 153000, Guadeloupe
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Wir sind in Frankreich gestrandet...
... karibischer Strand... so wie ihr euch das so immer vorstellt. Ach so,... Wassertemperatur so um 28-29°C. Badewanne wo man hinkommt.
Heute leider die Informationen zur Abreise in der Kabine vorgefunden. Scheint nun doch ernst zu werden mit Ende der Reise.
Liebe Grüße von den Piraten... noch eine Insel (St. Lucia) und dann hat unsere Eroberungstour ein Ende (leider).
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Picturesque Little Fishing Village
... Whilst at the cafe, we met up with Liam and Annie who were also checking in. Liam and Annie are Australians who have been sailing for many years on their yacht "Gone With The Wind", and were a great source of information to us for what we could expect ahead at the islands we were planning on visiting. We shared a beer in a tiny little restaurant/bar on the main street, and then said our goodbyes. Their plan was to leave for Antigua ...
Days 83-85: Sailing Sailing and More Sailing
... the hook late in the afternoon in the French town of Deshaies. It was French alright, our first welcome was a French man coming by our boat to sell us crouissants and baguettes for the morning. How could we turn it down. Pete and I dinghyed ashore to explore and we might've well been in France for nobody spoke English. Neither of us knowing a word of French, we were truly a minority amongst the locals and French tourists. ...
Popping in to Guadeloupe for a bite to eat
... up the novices and took them below. Alison and I didn't go, Ness didn't need to but went anyhow. While they were below we intersected a huge school/pod of Dolphins. I ran down stairs and got my camera and commented in passing what was up top. Norman grunted and got on with the lecture but you could see the crew were itching to go take a look. After the pod started playing with us and it was apparent that this was a show not to be missed ...
It Could Be Worse...
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After a not so quick shower, I hitched a ride with the owner to pick up our laundry. It was the best $10 EC (less than $4 US) I've ever spent. Then it was back to the Anchorage Bar for a few drinks before the dreaded "Are we at the right dock?" moment.
In a stunning turn of events, when we got back to the boat, the Genoa sail was sprawled over the deck and work had actually begun. They cut out a piece of one of the extra sails and used some ...



